spotting

英 [ˈspɒtɪŋ]

美 [ˈspɑːtɪŋ]

v.  看见; 看出; 注意到; 发现; (对比赛对手)让分，让子，让步
spot的现在分词

柯林斯词典

• COMB in N-UNCOUNT (与名词连用构成名词)表示“观看…的爱好”
  -spottingcombines with nouns to form nouns which describe the activity of looking out for things such as birds or trains as a hobby.
  1. ...trainspotting.
     观看火车
  2. ...bird-spotting.
     观鸟

英英释义

noun

• the act of detecting something
  Synonym:detectioncatchingespialspying
• the act of spotting or staining something
  Synonym:stainingmaculation

双语例句

• Spotting techniques develop deeper levels of confidence and safety, building the foundation for acrobatic partner skills.
  合模技术发展的信心和更深层次的安全，建立合作伙伴的杂技技巧的基础。
• Ore spotting and pit supervision, to minimize ore loss and dilution.
  测定矿石点位，监督矿坑工作，将矿石损失和贫化降低到最小程度。
• Code reviews can often be effective for spotting common pitfalls and can be done at a number of levels.
  代码审查经常可用于确定常见缺陷，并且可以在各种级别上完成。
• Hunters have found caves by spotting winds gusting from underground openings.
  猎人通过认出从地下吹出的风的风口才发现了这些洞穴。
• She scrupulously reworks translations of ancient texts to make them comprehensible, spotting mistranslations and misapprehensions galore.
  她挑出古文翻译中的大量错译和误译之处，并重新进行了一丝不苟的翻译，使之易于理解。
• But I woke up this morning with a tiny bit of spotting.
  我今早醒来时，有点儿呕吐。
• You have to be good at spotting trouble on the way and heading it off.
  你必须善于发现潜在的麻烦并加以化解。
• Spotting problems early enables them to be addressed earlier, potentially saving the program.
  尽早定位问题的所在可以使它们尽早地被处理，也就潜在地挽救了这个计划。
• He is good at spotting young talent.
  他善于在青年中识拔人才。
• The mystery hero immediately alerted police after spotting a bomb.
  那个无名英雄发现***后马上报了警。